Thanks Ryosuke for this nice answer!

Thanks for taking some time to answer and clarifying things guys. I was expecting the answer to be more towards the architectural aspect of both ways of structuring and building applications. The three bullets are qualities present on monolithic options too, the answer lacks of concrete arguments on the question context, not stating the pros and cons of both building strategies, anyway, thank you again for sharing!

Thank you so much for such detailed answer! This really gave some good hints on choosing the right tools based on a well stablished analysis of the application context and it's needs, as well as some points to research more about.

That's quite similar to how it's working for me nowadays too, every day I try taking advantage of idle time between activities to advance on my readings, thanks for sharing!

It is kinda hard due to the small amount of freetime I have during the week and weekends, seems I'm very slow at reading, and sometimes when I need to stop reading for some days to work or any sort of problems the initial content gets blurry and I need to start it all over again.

I mean techniques and time tricks as you stated. I got very small breaks during the day so I find very hard to maintain a constant flow on my readings when they got a heavy content which has to be worked out with a special exercises and research like you do.

Yeah I see the point, actually I feel like I'm locked when reading long stuff and I could be investing my time on something more summarized or straight to the point. Like you, I'm more the type of online courses and workshops that get me hands on and make me absorb skills more intuitively, thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Hello everyone! Happy Easter, and many chocolate for all haha. I'm Rainyer a Jr. programmer and university student in Brazil, this community is so amazing and I'm really glad to have discovered this awesome network. I hope I can learn and collaborate a lot here. See ya' !